Questions tagged [side-pots]
A portion of the pot which is unattainable by at least one active player, due to said player not having enough chips to call the full bet.
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How many side pots possible in case of n player table (assuming n to be any number)
When number of players are 2 then there is only 1 pot possible that is main pot but as the number of players increases there can be more pots possible,
So my question is how many pots are possible in ...
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Player allowed to play for main pot after folding during side pot action?
There are three players: A, B and
A has $25, B has $50, and C has $100
A goes all-in
B and C call
Later in the hand, C makes B fold
Now, as B folded, will B be allowed to play for the main pot?...
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Why can't folded hands compete for sidepots?
I'm just wondering the rationale for preventing folded players from competing in sidepots. My feeling is that once a player has as much in the pot as an all-in player, they should be allowed to ...
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Side pot with fold
Player A all in for 40
Player B raise to 80
Player C raise to 200
Player B fold
Player A wins hand
Player A would get 120 ?
Player C would get 200 ?
Just checking?
Is there some weird logic ...
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Why did i win a portion of pot in this hand?
I am the player with the hand Q♠T⋄. After the turn, I was thinking that anyone with a 4 would win the full pot. I am surprised that I won 286 of the pot. Can someone please explain how ...
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side pot scenario
What happens if we have 4 players at the table with the following bets
-player1 10$ - all-in - Cards: 9d, 5h
-player2 50$ - all-in - Cards: 9h, 4h
-player3 100$ not all-in - Cards:2d,Kc
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Poker side pots and dead money
I m wondering something about side pots calculation. I m gonna explain with an example to make it clear:
Player 1 (stack 100) |
Player 2 (stack 100) |
Player 3 (stack 25)
--- Flop
Player 3 goes all ...
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Order for revealing hands with multiple side pots in play
The scenario (6 players):
Flop:
Player A is all-in ($50)
Player B is all-in ($50)
4 others call.
Turn:
Player C is all-in ($100)
Player D is all-in ($100)
River:
Player E (the button)...
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All-ins and folds: what happens to folded money?
I am trying to write a small, but complex, Texas Hold 'Em game in C++. I've come very close to the end. I'm at the part of determining winners, and payouts. Suffice it to say, I underestimated the ...
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Who gets the side pot?
I was dealing in a live private game...NLHE...
Three players were in a hand. One shortstacker (player3) was already all in preflop. So after the flop the other two players took action and built a side ...
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Side pots without eligible winners
If player A and B have bet $1000 and C is all in for $500, and then player A folds, does B win the side pot of $1000 instantly or does he have to play it to the end first?
If it's the latter case, ...
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How are side pots built?
While playing online, in a lot of situations side pots are built. This happens if one or more players goes all-in but I can't figure out the rules on which these side pots are built.
The only thing I ...
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All in situation with side pot [duplicate]
Following situation:
Player 1: 100$
Player 2: 100$
Playe 3: 50$
Player 1 makes "all in" - all other players call.
So I guess it's main pot: 150$
Side pot (for p1 and p2): 100$
Player 3 wins. ...
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How would the main and sidepot split in this situation?
This is suppose a timeslice stopped at the showdown, to calculate the pot split and side pots and all..
Player A: 200 staked, folded in earlier rounds (not eligible to win)
Player B: 600 all in
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What happens (or is it possible) when there's sidepots that have no players competing for them?
I'm wondering let's say this situation:
at the flop: (mainpot: 400)
P1. All in 100
P2. All in 50
P3. Rise 200
P4. Call 200
If I'm right, that would give us:
Mainpot: (400 + (50*4))-> p1,p2,p3,...
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Are sidepots created at each turn, or at the end of the round? [duplicate]
Im wondering, in hold'em, when sidepots are created/calculated, is it at the end of each player's turn or at the end of the round?
thanks!
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Complex split pot semantics for multiple All-In winners with differing amounts
I'm writing a Poker Server piece of software and well, I want it to be accurate...
Basically I want to know what the correct way to deal with this following situation is:
[ second round of betting. ...
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Ante + BB all-in, what can the BB win?
How are the pots computed when in a tournament deal when the big blind posts his full ante but then doesn't have enough to post his big blind?
To take a concrete example, here's a hand history from a ...
